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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, JUNE 28-1918
CORRESPONDENCE.
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WAR LOTTERIES.
MC. Thorne
(Montbly sub.) ...
Mr G. Morton Smith
WAR CHARITIES,
Subscription List No. 26.
The Istsat War Charities sub- ecription list is se follows:-
General.
Miss Flors Fang,
proceeds of sale of an oil painting by herself of the Race Course Disaster ... Mr. E. B. L. Dowbig-
in (Monthly sub.) Hongkong Gymrlans
Olab
Pier, Blake Pist
Sir Y. H. May K. C.
H. G., (Monthly rab.)
--
Sir W. Ea Davies
(Monthly sub,)
(Monthly sub.)
Mr E G.Smith
(Monthly sub.)
(Mouthly sab.)
$100
Me J. H. O. Goodban
(Monthly sab.)
25
Mr B. H. Gomperia
360.50
Mr Edgar Davidson
Rig
60
(Monthly sub.)
Mrs. Marray Scott
Mr E. L. Agamix
(Monthly sub
20
(Monthly sub,)
Picture...
Mr E. B. Sharp
15
MH. J. Gedge
250
(Monthly sab.)
Mouse Cawarjes Pal
Mr C. G. Alabaster
Tapjes
&
Co.
(Monthly sub.)
25
Some members of the
Не В. В. Осорег
(Monthly sub)
Hià Hon. A. 8.
Gomperts (Monthly sub)
His Edgar Davidson
(Monthly sub) HEL Agemiz
(Monthly sub) .. Ke E. H. Sharp
(Monthly sub)
་་་
Mir 0. G. Alabaster
(Monthly sub)
S:aff General
Post"
Offon (Monthly sub)
#2
(Monthly sub,)
Engkong Olab (Monthly sub).... Hongkong Gymkhana
.10
Club Hongkong
the
Lottery
20
* 2 & 3
Ball League
Volley
N. N. Roy, Bakit
Cawasjee
Berlam
Estate
Banter, F.M.S.
Mesara
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39,35
Pallasjee and Co (Monthly sub,) Staff-Mesure Barter.
field and Swire... Mr R. B. Cooper-
(Monthly sub.)
222 22 2 2
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To the Editor of the “Höngkong Telegraph"},
Sir.How does this striks you? Regarding the recent lottery in! sid of the Bed Cross Fund, why not make it a quarterly Exture
DAIRY FARM NEWS.
JUNKET
Cannot be excelled with tinned
For fresh stewed fruit.
for the length of the war and say COULOMMIER CHEESE. COTTAGE CHEESE
two years after? It would be quite
good thing if this were done,
and I will explain how.
A quarterly lottery, may of 50.
NOURISHING & IDEAL FOOD.*
000 and by deducting 25 per DEVONSHIRE CREAM
cent would realise annually the
fall receipts of one drawing L $250,000 This would provide at present rate of exchange nearly $1,000 weekly which would be ample to support a Hongkong 658 Hospital at Home, to which all men from east of Saus could - be
* 403.50 went in preference to others. This would prove very beneficial to 31.20 there men as probably friends would mest, and in any case it would be a great honour to all in the East.
250
2.27
To make the lottery a succe98 there should be some 200 prizes, the first being $50,000, the sscönd $30,000, and the third say $15,000 the remainder of the 189:50 Prizm being made up of smaller
prizes down to say $5.
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Mars J. R. Michael
and Oo.
Hongkong
Sime members of the
(Monthly sub)
Ollection taken st
Olab
600
10
Hongkong Stock Ex
change
500
7.39 Mr C. V. R. Rich
(Monthly cube. Jar/
Taikoo Ef. Ciab on 18/5/18...
Foby)
10
45
Mr S. Baker (Monthly
Part proceeds of 8L
eu be. Jar/Feby).
5
George's Day (£20,000)...
125,490.20
Anonymous (Monthly
.gabs.)
2,285
"Refrigerator"
per
... Blinded Soldiers and Saltors. Institute of Engineer
2.86 Mesare Patell & Co.
10
2 2 2 2 228 22
Mesars Alex. Bone and
Co.
The tickets would sell like hot cakes sad sa far as the tickets are concerned it would be only a one- man job to send them out to out- porta sad vendors in the Colony. Many people are in favour of thie and I am sure the outports would fall in with the scheme sa readily as, I can assure you, the people of Hongkong will.
Yours etc.
CARITAS PUBLICO,
Hongkong, Jane 28, 1918,
Hongkong Daily
Prose
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Haji Vally Mohamed
Haji Abba
Mr P. B. Watson
Ojagar Singh (Month-
ly'sub,)
Mr R A. Currum
(Monthly sab.)
Mr 8. A. Box
E. F. (Monthly sabe.-
+
8 months)...
Mr 8. G. Nowall
(Monthly subj
Mr C. D. Wilkinson
(Monthly sub.) Mr. F. B. L., Bowley E. H. R.
Mr. H. G. Marray
Scott (Monthly sub.)
L.N.L. (Monthly sub.) Kowloon British
8chool (Monthly .arb.) (8F-Mora. Lane Crawford & Co..
++
and Shipbuilders of Hongkong
1,075
2,50
(Monthly sub.)
25
Ladies' Bridge Book
LAWN TENNIS.
(Monthly sub.) →
17.50
A. W. (Monthly sub.)
5
More League Matches.
***
1,000
Royal Navy & Dock
.280
yard (Monthly sub.) Royal Navy & Dock
89
In the Second Division of the
Tennis League, the Chinese Re-
yard (Monthlysub.)`
12
Ladies Bridge Book
(Monthly sub,)
300
Meera Patell and Co.
·
150
(Monthly sub)
25.
Anonymous Montbly
subscriptione
100
75
Red Cross.
Sis B-General Post
Office Monthly sab..
11.40 Mre H. G. M. Dor
biggia
18.25
3
Mra E. G. K. Dow
(Monthly sub.)
150
biggin (Monthly
Mr
Vale Riarra
Rubs Jar/May)
(Monthly sub)
10
O.A...
25 100
Mr Owen Carstensen
(Monthly sub.)
10
"Tango Marn" (per
Mr T. . Kring
ELE. Goldsmith)...
(Monthly sub)
10
Officers Families Pund.
ALF. E. A Worsos.
MrB.B.L.Dowbiggin
(Monthly aub.)
Monthly sab)
25
M. J. P.
if (Monthly sub).
Elster
Standard Oil Co, af
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5
New York
5,000
Mr B. O. Jezeen
Hon. Hr. E. Pollock-
(Monthly
sub.)
25
(Monthly sub)
30
P. and Co. (Monthly
sub).
P. J. L. O. (Monthly
100
sab)
10
G. B. B. (Monthly
sub.)
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Hon. Me H. E Pollock
*
(Monthly sab.)
30
Mr. G. H. Wakeman
Anonymous Monthly
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25
Mr
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Subscriptions
- 50
(Monthly wab.).
10
Prisoners of War.
Chief Inspector Kerr
Albert Woodall Smith
-(Month`sub.)
5
(Monthly subs£
Inspector Gordon
months).
50%
(Monthly ab:)
3
A Fisherman (Month
Sergeant
Willis
ly sub)
(Monthly sub.)
3
Mesra. Alex. Boet
Ladies Working Party
& Co.
of the Union
Police per Sgt. Boal
Church (Monthly
ger (Monthly enb)
isab.)
50
Maidenhair Farus
Britisbere (Monthly
Mr B. W. Looker
sub.)
100
A Fisherman (Month-
Woog Sin Woon
ly anh}
50
(Monthly sab.)
10
Albert Woodall Basith
Mr D. W. Tratman
(Monthly sub).
25
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30
Boxing "Uidva" Fund. :/
ML A Langley
Proceeds of "Assalt
(Monthly sub).
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at Arms" held at
M I OF Wildin
North Point 30/3146
(Monthly)
under the surpion
CAN ALWAYS BE HAD.
WE SUPPLY JUNKET TABLET ON APPLICATION.
TO-DAY'S NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FAIRALL & CO.
ANNUAL SUMMER SALE
ON
Tuesday,
JULY 2.
2,
1918.
ALL GOODS GREATLY
REDUCED.
'Phone 644.
BATHING-
All sizes
Plain
Fancy
SUITS
in various. Colours and
Stripes.
From $3.50 per suit.
RUBBER EAR STOPPLES.
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SUPERIOR
SOLE AGENTS FOR
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IN THE LATEST STYLES.
·SMART WHITE & COLOURED PUCCAREES.
QUALITIES
CO.
LONDON,
BAD
Paneengers £8:
creation Club beat the Club de EXPORT PROSECUTIONS.
Recreio by 51 games to 48. The
18.50 following Junior League matches
100.65
50"
1,000"
have also been decided:-
Kowloon C. C. v. Naval Dockyard...
This match was won by the Dockyard by 57 games to 42. Socres.-
Souss and Davidson lost to Pile and Black 38, lost to Parry and Crocker 4-7, beat McCormac and Wright 6-5.
Brown and Talip last to Pile and Black 4-7, best Parry and Orocker 7-4, best McCormic and Wright 9 2.
Messes. Butterfield and Swire
Summoned.
There were three summonSBA before Mr J. R. Wood, at the Police Court this morning, for offencen under the imports and Exports Ordinance.
The first cage called was that in which Messrs. Batterfield and Swire were summoned for failing to furnish within forty-eight hours a complete atatement of the Mead and Elson lost to Pile and articles exported by the 8.8 Black 1.10. lost to Farry and Chinbue, contrary to the Ordin Crocker 5-6, lost to McCormsO - -ENDS, · and Wright 3-8.
St. Stephen's College v. Stonecutters.
Won by the collegiens by 66 games to 33. Details:-
B. P. Yew and 8. H. Ng beat! Hortop and Carruthers 8-3, best Knight and White 7-4, beat Green and Dunbar 10-1.
H. H. Taoi and K. P. Lin best Hortop and Carruthers 8-3, best Knight and White 7-4, beat Green and Duabar 8-3.
:
TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.
PUBLIC AUCTION.
THE Undersigned has received instructions to sell by Public Auction on
THURSDAY, the 4th July 1918,
commencing at I am..
at No. 3 Godown of the Hong-. kong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co., Ltd. (Kowloon) (For account of the concerned) 5 SAXON MOTOR CARS. (2 sesters 4 cylinders, latest model) all more or less damaged in transit.
The defendants wore represent ed by Mr. D. J. Lewis, and Mr.] On view from Wednesday the] D. W. Traman, Superintendent 3rd July 1918. of Imports and Exports, appeared to prosocate..
Mr. Lewis asked for a week's remand, and also suggested that the case should be withdrawn, for he thought it was a trumpery ass and a waste of business man's time to attend the Court.
Mr. Tratman denied that the Britton and M. K. Tuen beat time and said that if business 0800 was trumpery or a waste of
Hortop and Carrnthers 6.5, best
Knight and White 6-5, beat Green and Durbar 6-5.
The Colony's Heslth. Yesterday's health return shows seven cases of spotted fever (all 28.50 fatal), three of plague (one fatal) 2,500.
and one fatal occurence of enterio, All the sufferers were Ühingso.
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Pipe Fund. Mr. F. G. Booke
(Monthly sub.) ** 10
#408
Amounts remitted
éta.
Me: H. Skotti (Wahig
**
Hi J, L. HoPhereon
(Monthly sub.) Collections from Bɔr- Fee at Paak Lictel, G.P.O., Phroniz Club, Peak Tram Station, Bar Ferry
100
10
of the HK. Bal
∙Best.re....
Soldiers and Sallons Familles.
Association
P. J. L. O. (Monthly
gab.)
Mr. H. A. Niabet
(Monthly sub.)
Terms Cash on delivery.
than did not want to waste time WA
they should comply with the
Ordinsnes.
The case was adjourned until Saturday, July 7.
Mr. A. D. Galloway, of Messrs. Batterfield and Swire, manager of the Chins Navigation Steamship Company, was also summoned for exporting 75 catties of camel-hair belting to Canton, by the s.6. Fatshen, without a permit, on June 20.
Mr. Lewis also represented the defendant in this osas and asked for an adjournmant, which was granted. $144.880.87 The general mansuer of Messrs, #E.«lling and Co. af Q than’« Bond Glentrál, une más conrged with
67 08701|| thesoring 75 catrion of comel-bair lbstting to Capion by the same
1,018,097.05 steamer.
In this case Mr. Lowinerid thei
GEO. P. LAMMERT,
Auotioneer.
WANTED.
ANTED-Young OF FICE ferred. Apply in own writing, ASSISTANT typist pre with copy of references, to W.8 Bailey & Co., Ltd., Kowloon.
WANTED-High rent offered for GOOL FURNISHED, Apply No. 1400 e/o Hongkong HOUSE in elevated position. Telegraph."
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N, J.STABB, Hon. Treasurer. Hongkong, 27th June, 1918,
olber, for it might be, prejodicis to his client,
The case was socordingly. adjourned until the same day.
July until further notice.
JOHN DE B, LANCASTER, Splashon, Secretary, Hongkong, 28 Jane, 1918.
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